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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"professional learning and development (PLD)"”.

  1. ‘Found in Translation’ Māori, Samoan and Tongan bilingual teachers, and a re-visioning of the Professional Learning landscape in Education

    Professional Development for teachers, including bilingual teachers, is important. Developing teachers is an essential role in the education system in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally. The number of Māori and Pacific bilingual and immersion units in English medium schools has increased in …

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  2. Collaborative CoRe design for year 10 electricity and magnetism: Professional development for enhancing practising science teachers' PCK

    … content representation (CoRe) design as a professional learning and development (PLD) intervention for enhancing practising science teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge (PCK) for teaching Year 10 (14-15-year olds) Electricity and Magnetism in New Zealand. There were three case study …

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  3. The case of Tapatoru: Building the capability of foundation educators through professional standards

    … capability building? What are the organisation and individual drivers for the use of Tapatoru? What enables and inhibits organisational and individual use of Tapatoru? ABSTRACT This thesis is a story within which many stories are told. The central character is Tapatoru – a professional standards …

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